More collateral damage in Afghanistan...

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The UN and Afghan officials showed video evidence that many more civilians were killed in a recent US raid than the US reported. ***Warning***the video images are tough to take, although grainy.

When presented with the video by the AP over the weekend, the US acknowledged that perhaps the initial investigation was "not complete..." In fact it appears that upwards of 60 women and children were killed in the raid....

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080908...lian_deaths;_ylt=Auu3dZmhzMXL0dQBI6haYCCs0NUE
 
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